How to Write Advertorials
Blurring the ad-edit line doesn't have to be painful.
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An advertorial is a newspaper or magazine advertisement giving information about a product in the style of an editorial or objective journalistic article.
Writing advertorials can be tricky. However, blurring the ad-edit line doesn't have to be painful. Your advertorial can be the spoonful of sugar that helps the medicine -- the ad -- go down.
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Kim Taylor
Kim Taylor is a freelance copywriter for a variety of agencies and brands including Alternatives Design, Meyer Associates NY, David Levy, Brand Jam, and American Express Platinum Travel. Prior to this, she was a product namer and copywriter for Landor/Young and Rubicam for more than a decade and worked in Time Inc.'s Strategic Communications division. She has an M.A. in media studies from the New School and writes for a variety of websites and periodicals.
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